14 Aug 1975
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1975
Page
1
The board reports an average local assessment of 24.6 percent for 1975 up from 24.6 percent in 1974. Variations exist with 17.2 percent in Marin County and 26.4 percent in Orange County. The figures compare locally assessed values to the board’s full value estimates for the year, using random samples of about five thousand properties.
A San Marino Tribune column notes that city emergency medics respond to about 30 calls monthly. The feature highlights the role of the fire and police departments in providing ambulance and medical services to residents, with a focus on life-saving training and on-scene care, including resuscitation.
A reference librarian asks patrons to turn to nearby branches when Seema materials are not found at the Marino branch. The note suggests checking neighboring Deab Seaeane and related holdings to locate the item.
Rowland G. Fowler, 45, was arrested by San Marino police last week in connection with an attempted burglary at the Lester J. Fahrenbach residence on Kern Avenue. The arrest was made last week.
San Marino National Little League thanks its sponsors patrons and donors for contributing over 30 percent of the budget. Rising costs require yearly funding for new equipment fields uniforms umpires insurance and chartering with many other expenses noted by league president Robert Malone. The 1975 team listing sponsors includes First Federal Savings and Loan Huntington Homes Realtors Rams Express and more.
Tomorrow night the San Marino Community Church Coffee House opens with performances at 8 30 and 10 30 p m featuring Leslie Arnett and Leslie Winebrenner both juniors at SMHS who starred in the 1975 Senior Musical West Side Story Adult supervision is provided admission is free and refreshments are sold All young adults are welcome to attend from 8 p m to 1 a m.
San Marino is withdrawn from mandatory participation in the National Flood Insurance Program by federal authorities. Patrick B. Lang, the city’s director of public works, told the Tribune this week. The action removes the city from the federal list of flood prone communities.
The article notes a 42 percent jump in city property assessments. It mentions the Federal Insurance Administration flood hazard map issued on July 26 of last year and describes the delineated flood area in the city.
A wry quip questions dog superiority and notes a jury rarely works properly after being fixed. The remark contrasts canine perspective with human judgment and mocks the reliability of juries once compromised.
San Marino Historical Society opens order forms for its bicentennial medal at local businesses, City Hall, and San Marino Stationers. Mrs. Alexander F. Smith chairs the project noting forms are available for supporters. The medallion shows the city seal and features a flag motif with the U.S.A. legend and coat of arms tied to San Marino ranch history.
Fire units respond to Oak Grove Ave on August 6 at 11 10 p m and an ambulance to Winston Ave on August 8 at 3 08 a m. An August 9 request sent an ambulance to San Gabriel Blvd at 8 38 a m.
The Church Of Our Saviour in San Gabriel announced the call of Rev Donald S Miller of Everett Washington to become the parishs 14th rector. The church, established in 1967, is the second oldest Episcopal parish in Southern California.
The SM Pony Team will play the Club last year with additional events for visitors. On August 24 the team will stay overnight in the homes of Ser Marino Pony League parents. A Sayonara party is planned for the group.
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